BioUtah, Utah’s life sciences trade association, announced that President and CEO Kelvyn Cullimore, along with key partners including the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, Nucleus Institute, University of Utah Technology Licensing Office, World Trade Center Utah, Utah Inland Port Authority, The Point Utah, Salt Lake City Department of Economic Development, and Economic Development Corporation of Utah, will co-host the Utah Pavilion at the BIO International Convention, held June 22–25 in San Diego, CA. The Pavilion will serve as a central hub to showcase Utah’s thriving life sciences ecosystem, recognized as one of the fastest-growing in the nation.
Utah’s life sciences sector has experienced remarkable expansion, driven by a collaborative culture among industry, government, and universities. The state boasts a highly educated workforce and a pro-business environment, making it an attractive destination for bioscience innovation. The Utah Pavilion will highlight opportunities for collaboration, investment, and partnership, bringing together leaders, innovators, decision-makers, researchers, and entrepreneurs.
The Pavilion is a key meeting point for attendees to explore Utah’s dynamic bio ecosystem. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with key players and learn about the state’s strengths in medical device manufacturing and services, research and testing, biotechnology, biopharmaceuticals, and diagnostics. Utah’s life sciences industry is a major driver of the state’s economy and plays a vital role in advancing healthcare globally.
BioUtah, an independent 501(c)(6) trade association, represents a broad spectrum of life sciences companies. Its members include leaders in medical device manufacturing, research, biotechnology, and diagnostics. The association’s presence at the BIO Convention underscores its commitment to fostering growth and innovation in the sector. For more details on the Utah Pavilion and the full announcement, click here.
The BIO International Convention is the largest global event for the biotechnology industry, attracting thousands of attendees from around the world. Utah’s participation highlights the state’s ambition to position itself as a premier bioscience hub. The collaborative environment in Utah, exemplified by partnerships among state agencies, academic institutions, and industry, creates a fertile ground for innovation and economic development.
Key takeaways from the announcement include the opportunity to discover Utah’s thriving life sciences industry, connect with key players for collaboration, and experience a business-friendly environment that supports a robust bioscience hub. The Utah Pavilion will be a focal point for networking and exploring potential partnerships that could drive future advancements in healthcare and life sciences.
